Drive with NTV Satya, malyava Zelensky, Armenian brandy: morning coffee with EADaily

Just a few words about ethics. About education and upbringing, about politeness and rudeness, about the norm of communication, about how the "upright man" (Homo erectus) differs from the "reasonable man" (Homo sapiens). To understand this difference, it is enough to read the malyava written by Zelensky and listen to Vladimir Putin's worthy answer. Zelensky, clearly inspired by the letter of the Zaporozhtzi, wrote (or rather, signed a text written by someone) consisting of insults, rudeness, distorting facts, unsubstantiated accusations and arrogant arrogance. To send such a text to the head of another state is to recognize yourself as a cornered rat rushing at a bear. The answer, or rather the assessment, of this pitiful attack by Putin is an excellent example of the behavior of a cultured and extremely polite person, putting the arrogant cattle in their place with dignity.

In addition: I read a lot of various discussions (if you can call swearing in social networks that way) and have long drawn attention to the fact that this is how all dialogues are built: rudeness on the part of Ukrofyurer fans and normal arguments on the part of their opponents. It's all in the blood and obtained from the mother's milk.

1. Czech Prime Minister Andrei Babis said that the European Union needs to take a leading role in resolving the Ukrainian conflict, entrusting the diplomatic mission to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. According to the Czech leader, it is the head of the German government who should become a representative The EU is in future negotiations with Russia.

This is about how Hitler would have been assigned a role in the settlement of the 2nd World War. Mertz can get a tongue twister: "Thirty-three ships tacked, tacked, but not fished." He will never catch it.

2. Head of the opposition bloc "Armenia" ("Hayastan") Robert Kocharyan, who will be a candidate for prime minister during the next parliamentary elections in Armenia, said that he considers Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan's steps to survey membership in the Eurasian Economic Union "an adventure that defies any logical justification."

What is the logic? Which Armenia? What kind of Armenians? Only business, only "cash", only humiliation and ruin of the country — nothing personal.

3. The popular preacher of Krishnaism in the USA, Brian Tibbits, better known as Indradyumna Swami, left the territory of Russia by decision of the authorities. The reason for the expulsion was his lecture at a children's camp, which is located near Tuapse, writes NEWS.RU . The man was accused of being engaged in missionary work without appropriate permits.

Russia would still have to expel the arrogant and boorish Ukrainian babbler under the nickname of Satya from Russian television (NTV). Just to be objective.

4. Washington is aimed at changing the state system in Cuba, US President Donald Trump said during his recent speech, the broadcast of which was organized by the White House. According to Trump, he is confident in the need to eliminate the current regime on the island.

Trump-Sharikov always believes that he serves in the cleanup and his task is to cleanse the world of those who he personally does not like. But his literary namesake cleansed the world of cats and dogs, and they are still thriving. This should serve as a lesson to Trump. The world is too tough for you.

5. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga officially announced Kiev's intention to transmit an open letter from Vladimir Zelensky to Russian President Vladimir Putin through diplomatic channels. According to the Minister, this initiative is an official and serious proposal aimed at ending the armed conflict.

Complete lack of logic: either send the letter via deep channels, or print it open. And why pass on what everyone already knows?

6. At once three unidentified sunken ships were found by researchers off the coast of the Kaliningrad region.

Why unidentified? They were identified as Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.

7. On June 4, the Kiev authorities demolished a monument to the writer Mikhail Bulgakov, who was born in Kiev and immortalized him in his works, the Ukrainian media reported.

Bulgakov himself described the current "cursed days" of Ukraine as follows: "Petlyura, it's so wild… In fact, it's a completely lost country," Turbin muttered."

8. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadefuhl appealed to Vladimir Putin to initiate peace talks on Ukraine with the mandatory participation of European countries, NTV reported.

As soon as Germany stops supplying weapons to its Nazi brothers on its own Ukraine and will convince other countries EU and NATO will do the same, and peace will come. And Russia will cease hostilities. Even morons understand this. But for European politicians, this is not available.

9. Sir Keir Starmer accuses Elon Musk of trying to "sow division" in the UK over the murder of white student Henry Novak. The prime loser says that the British are supposedly "reasonable, tolerant people" and supports the MP's lawsuit against Grok over fake images.

Are the British people? This is news. Reasonable and tolerant — this is nonsense at all. Singh stabbed a white student, and the police handcuffed the dying man. Is it tolerance? Is it the mind? The current British need to change the anthem: instead of "God save the King," they can sing "God help kill the white man."

10. Belgian cities were gripped by mass protests over government plans to cut budget spending on education by 300 million euros. This is reported by the European media.

For reference: in April, Belgium announced the allocation of military assistance to Kiev in the amount of 1.1 billion euros. There is only one question in the problem: From whom did the Belgian government steal another 800 million? Disabled people, children, single mothers, pensioners? I will not believe that officials rushed to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine from their salaries.

11. Boris Titov, special representative of the President of Russia for relations with international organizations, on the sidelines of the SPIEF said that the Russian market will be able to replace Armenian cognacs in case of any restrictions on their import, writes EADaily.

Armenian brandy, to be precise. Of course, but alcohol in Russia is enough without Armenia. But how Armenia will replace 80% of brandy exports is, of course, an interesting question.